Tag Archives: Letters from the Lamb

Comma Splicers Anonymous

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Tim Archer

In my senior English class at Central High School in San Angelo, Texas, there were a few grammar mistakes that were considered to be mortal offenses. Include one of these in a paper, and you received an automatic F. Among these … Continue reading →

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Letters From The Lamb book video

Posted on March 12, 2010 by Tim Archer

I’ve shared some of Herald of Truth’s videos over the past few months, but I never shared the video I put together for our book. Book trailers have become common over the last few years, so we developed one for … Continue reading →

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The letter to Laodicea: Who at the door is standing?

Posted on December 18, 2009 by Tim Archer

The imagery of Revelation 3:20 captures the imagination, Jesus standing and knocking at the door of the sinner’s heart. Many have used this as an image of conversion, taking this passage as a teaching verse for non-Christians. The only way … Continue reading →

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The letter to Laodicea: Tough love

Posted on December 17, 2009 by Tim Archer

Jesus has no words of praise for the church in Laodicea. It would have been easy for them to think that he no longer loved them. In fact, the very opposite was true. The fact that he cared enough to … Continue reading →

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The letter to Laodicea: What makes Jesus vomit

Posted on December 16, 2009 by Tim Archer

One of the most famous images from the letter to Laodicea is that of the “lukewarm” Christian that Jesus will spew from his mouth (the original word means to vomit). Knowing a bit of the geography of the area helps … Continue reading →

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